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Discover Ludwig"exam grades" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the grades received on school exams. For example, "I was disappointed by my exam grades, so I'm going to study extra hard next semester."
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Since opening, exam grades have soared.
Exam grades are subject to appeal.
I bet you he posted the exam grades last night.
The international competition your government believes in has nothing to do with good exam grades.
Exam grades are not oracles of truth and must be used wisely".
Admission is based strictly on exam grades; there isn't even an essay requirement or interview.
But, for universities, admissions decisions have become about far more than exam grades.
Interviewers have two sources of information about their quality: exam grades and a personal recommendation.
Schools were given money by the government so they could pay teenagers up to £400 for achieving good exam grades.
While incentives had little effect on strong pupils, underperformers improved exam grades and pass marks by up to 10%.
Then came the beefing-up of exam grades under Gove, thus reinforcing the emphasis on academic excellence.
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